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1 Organic Chemistry Organic Reactions - Formation of Secondary alcohols (Ketone + hydrogen produces a secondary alcohol)

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1 1 Organic Chemistry Organic Reactions - Formation of Secondary alcohols (Ketone + hydrogen produces a secondary alcohol)

2 2 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction Ketone + hydrogen ----> Secondary alcohol CH 3 COCH 3 + H 2 ------> CH 3 CHOHCH 3 (Propanone + hydrogen --------> 2-propanol)

3 3 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction H O H H 2 H C C C H + H 2 --------> H H (Propanone + hydrogen --------------------->

4 4 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction H H OH H -----------> H C C C H H H ------------------> 2-propanol)

5 5 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction H H O H H 2 H C C C C H + H 2 -----------> H H H (Butanone + hydrogen -------------------------->

6 6 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction H H H OH H -----------> H C C C C H H H H H H --------------------------> 2-Butanol)

7 7 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction C 2 H 5 COC 3 H 7 + H 2 -----------> C 2 H 5 CHOHC 3 H 7 (3-Hexanone + hydrogen ----------> 3-hexanol)

8 8 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction CH 3 COC 6 H 13 + H 2 ------> CH 3 CHOHC 6 H 13 (2-Octanone + hydrogen --------> 2-octanol)

9 9 Secondary Alcohol Formation Reaction C 4 H 9 COC 5 H 11 + H 2 ------> C 4 H 9 CHOHC 5 H 11 (5-Decanone + hydrogen --------> 5-Decanol)

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